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Unemployed architect numbers fall for first time in 16 months
The number of architects on the dole has fallen below the 2,000 mark, the first drop in almost a year-and-a-half of rising unemployment figures.
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NewsBattersea Power Station goes for planning
A £5.5 billion plan for the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station in south London, masterplanned by Rafael Vinoly, has been submitted for planning.
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NewsJM wins Galway harbour ideas competition
Swedish architecture firm JM has won the Open House Centre Pier Galway harbour ideas competition.
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NewsNouvel attends topping out of One New Change
Jean Nouvel has made a flying visit to the UK to attend the topping-out ceremony of One New Change, his 52,000sq m office and retail development beside St Paul’s Cathedral in London.
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NewsRogers' Maggie's Centre wins the Stirling Prize
Maggie’s Centre London by Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners has won the 2009 Stirling Prize.
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NewsForeign Office U-turn over embassy costs
Fretton’s Warsaw Embassy could be the last ‘grand projet’ as department told to scale back
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NewsTreasury agrees to fund Tate Modern, British Museum and BFI buildings
Tate Modern, the British Museum and the BFI are to get their extensions after all, the government will announce today.
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NewsPublic prefers traditional architecture, suggests poll
The RIBA-affiliated Traditional Architecture Group has rallied to support Robert Adam after he launched a broadside against the Stirling Prize for favouring modernist buildings
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NewsAmin Taha makes a bigger splash with Hockney inspired building
Amin Taha Architects has released a series of sketched proposals for a new mixed-use building inspired by the artist David Hockney, near Kensington Gardens in London
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NewsPoor architecture’ put paid to Three Sisters
Communities secretary backs rejection of Allies & Morrison’s towers
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NewsTo let: Creative studio desk space for art , architecture or design in Islington
Established in October 2008, _schoolTEN exists to provide young architects, fine artists and other craftspeople with below-market-rate studio space in a part of central London often associated with high prices and a general air of unaffordability.
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Job prospects still in doubt despite increase predictions
The spectre of job losses continues to hang over the profession despite practices predicting an increase in private housing and commercial work, the latest RIBA Future Trends survey shows.
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NewsCouncillors split over Stonehenge visitor centre
Denton Corker Marshall’s design for the Stonehenge visitors centre, submitted for planning this week by English Heritage, has divided local opinion
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NewsNicholas Hare wins PM’s building award
A school by Nicholas Hare Architects has scooped this year’s Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award
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Archial staff try to follow Alsop move
Will Alsop’s move to RMJM took on a new twist this week after it emerged that staff at his former firm Archial were looking to follow him, with at least one major client considering following suit
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NewsDixon Jones scoops wood prize
Dixon Jones’s Kings Place Concert Hall in King’s Cross has taken the top prize in the annual Wood Awards, recognising innovative design in wood
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NewsWorries grow over Birmingham library plan
The Birmingham Civic Society has joined Cabe in expressing significant fears over Mecanoo’s design for a £193 million new central library.